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Deep Cough, Chest And Shoulder Pain, Pneumonia, Exposed To Mold. Cure For Symptoms?

I m 45 YO woman, I have a deep cough , pain in chest into shoulders on L side. There is a horrible smell coming from my lungs when I cough. I had pneumonia about 5 years ago and was admitted for a week in the hospital.. about a week ago I was working under sink to change faucet and had small amout of mold. I this something I can treat over the counter.. I m tired, just pain in the L side of chest and shoulder. Please advise. Thank you for your time.
Mon, 5 Nov 2012
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Hi,
Thanks for the query.

No, your condition is not treatable over the counter.

Mold is known to cause respiratory problems like allergy or lung infections. There are lot more causes for cough and chest pain. Before a treatment is initiated, a thorough physical examination, blood and sputum investigation, X-ray of the chest and ECG is required. Please visit a physician at the earliest.

Hope I have answered your query. Please let me know if I can assist you further.

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Deep Cough, Chest And Shoulder Pain, Pneumonia, Exposed To Mold. Cure For Symptoms?

Hi, Thanks for the query. No, your condition is not treatable over the counter. Mold is known to cause respiratory problems like allergy or lung infections. There are lot more causes for cough and chest pain. Before a treatment is initiated, a thorough physical examination, blood and sputum investigation, X-ray of the chest and ECG is required. Please visit a physician at the earliest. Hope I have answered your query. Please let me know if I can assist you further. Regards